The spookiest season of the year is here, and for those looking to plan their Halloween outings in advance, we have a list of events you need to check out.
From themed dance parties to scary game nights, you are sure to find something for you in this list of Halloween events across the city.
BTS Dance Party | Halloween Edition
Date: Oct. 24
Location: The Parkdale Hall (1605 Queen St.)
Toronto K-pop fans, there is a treat for you this Halloween. Prepare your best costume, and get ready to hit the dance floor to some of your favourite BTS bangers at this themed Dance Party in Parkdale Hall.
At this event, partygoers can dance and sing all night long to some of the band’s best songs and videos and try on some killer alcoholic and non-alcoholic BTS-themed cocktails.
This party is happening from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., and tickets start at $37, here.
Halloween Extravaganza Drag Brunch
Date: Oct. 25
Location: O’Grady’s Restaurant On Church (518 Church St.)
It’s not because it’s Halloween that the fun is reserved for the night owls. This themed Drag brunch is your call to also celebrate the spooky holiday during the day. Hosted by the Halloween girl Kandy Versace, the event invites attendees to enjoy some brunch classics, including bacon and eggs, eggs benedict, waffles, and more, while enjoying an amazing drag show. Attendees are also invited to dress up on costumes and dare to enter the costume contest for amazing fun prizes!
This event is happening between 12–3 p.m., and tickets start at $12. Click here for more details.
Toronto Sunday Market: Halloween Market
Date: Oct. 26
Location: The Parkdale Hall (1605 Queen St.)
Here’s another treat for those looking for some day-time fun. This Sunday Halloween-themed market will be filled with Halloween fun, decor, and incredible vendors, so you can browse for toys, vintage clothing, antiques, collectibles, and much more.
The market is happening between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m., and entry is free. For more information, click here.
Halloween Live Band Dance Party
Date: Oct. 31
Location: The Painted Lady (218 Ossington Ave.)
This show is a great way to celebrate Halloween while spending a night out in the city, or even pre-game for later club crawls or costume parties.
Indie music venue The Painted Lady is hosting a live band concert which will be playing Halloween-themed classics, including Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” Ray Parker Jr.’s “Ghostbusters,” Andrew Gold’s The “Addams Family,” and much more. Attendees are encouraged to dress up in their Halloween costumes and enjoy a drink at the venue.
This show is happening on Oct. 31 from 7–9 p.m., while doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $15 plus tax, and can be purchased at the door or in advance at this link.
Toronto Halloween Boat Party
Date: Oct. 31
Location: Jubilee Queen Cruises (539 Queens Quay)
Did you think that boat parties were only for the summer? If so, this one might change your mind. This Halloween-themed party will get you right into the spooky mood, with its haunted boat vibes and water fun!
Get ready to have the spookiest night with beats by DJ Snook, who will bring a mix with something for everyone, from EDM to hip-hop to reggaeton and afrobeats. Attendees are encouraged to wear their favourite halloween fits, as the best costume will be a cash prize! And before you think that it might be too cold for a party on the water, rest assured that this boat is completely heated and covered on levels, so you can enjoy a spooky night but without a freezing nightmare.
This 19+ party begins at 9:30 p.m., with doors opening at 8:30 p.m., and tickets go from $35.
The Rec Room Halloween Spooktacular
Date: Oct. 31
Location: The Rec Room Square One (100 City Centre Dr., Mississauga)
It’s all (literally) fun and games until you get a scare, and this one is for those looking for an actual frightful night. The Rec Room Mississauga is hosting an evening of fun filled with scary activities to really honour the theme of the night.
A DJ will lead a massive party at the venue’s main hall, while there will also be a horror magic show, costumed actors looking to give you a scare, thrilling slideshow acts, facepainting and balloon twisting and even some tarot card reading. Throughout the night, the Rec Room will also have their regular arcade games available, as well as bowling, archery tag, and axe throwing.
This party starts at 9 p.m. and ends at 1:30 a.m., and tickets vary from $20-$30. Click here for more information and tickets.
Toronto Event Hub Halloween Game Night Social Mixer
Date: Oct. 31
Location: FreePlay Toronto (300 College St.)
This game night is an opportunity to celebrate the spooky time while also making friends—and maybe even find your new boo for cuffing season.
This is the perfect Halloween celebration for those just looking to have a chill night, filled with interactive activities, some trivia, arcade and video games, and a live DJ that will keep the vintage vibes going. This is a public favourite social event, and promises to be stress-free and all chill vibes. Attendees are strongly encouraged to wear Halloween costumes, which could get them a prize, or at least dress in dark colours to stay on theme.
This game night will happen from 7:45 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., it is 19+ only, and tickets start at $15. For more information and tickets, click here.
House of Horrors Halloween Party – WLW LGBTQ+ EVENT
Date: Nov. 1
Location: Lavelle (627 King St. W.)
Looking for an inclusive party with stunning rooftop views? This Hide and Seek Halloween-themed party is inviting everyone to celebrate the end of spooky season with lots of dancing, costume prizes and amazing beats. DJs Soundboi, Thirdeye and Sophie Jones will be leading the soundtrack, filled with the best pop anthems, reggaeton, dancehall and afrobeats, made for you to dance all night long!
The party is also offering a total of $500 in costume prizes for those who dare to dress up in their best costumes. Prizes will be given for the scariest, duo-matching, and most original costumes.
This party is happening from 10 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., and tickets vary from $27-$45. Head here for more details and tickets.
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